• Crime Reads

    Which Came First, Doctor or Author?: Surprising Affinities Between Writing and Medicine

    Tanya Scott on Correlation, Causation, and Finding the Qualities of Art in Patients' Stories

    August 13, 2025  By Tanya Scott
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    Salvage Buds: Four Sci-Fi and Mystery Sleuths Who Would Get Along With Travis McGee

    Tim Chawaga Imagines Cross-Literary Bonds in Work by Carl Hiaasen, Walter Mosley, and More

    August 13, 2025  By Tim Chawaga
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    Sand, Martinis, Remote Isles, Murder: Eight Thrillers with Beach and Jungle Settings

    Jo Morey Recommends Unpredictable Novels from Erica Ferencik, Lucy Foley, Paul Theroux, and More

    August 12, 2025  By Jo Morey
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    Never Too Old for Murder: Why an Elderly Woman Character Is the Perfect Serial Killer

    Samantha Downing on Using Ageism and Gendered Assumptions to Hide in Plain Sight

    August 12, 2025  By Samantha Downing
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    "I’m looking for a good place to kill someone": Katarina Bivald on Setting Her Book's Murder

    The Author of "Just Another Dead Author" Wanders the Silk Weaver Quarters and Fishbone Tunnels of Lyon

    August 12, 2025  By Katarina Bivald
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    Alex Pavesi on the Uncanny Practicality of Setting Crime Novels in the Recent Past

    The Author of "Ink Ribbon Red" Evokes the Dreamlike Unreality of Life in the 1990s

    August 7, 2025  By Alex Pavesi
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    Joyce Carol Oates on True Crime, Genre, and Writing an Experimental Mystery Novel

    Matthew Turbeville Chats with the Prolific Author about Her New Book "Fox" and More

    August 7, 2025  By Matthew Coleman Turbeville
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    Austen, Demons, Gorgons, Shakespeare: Seven Novels That Reimagine Classic Stories

    Claire M. Andrews Recommends Katherine Arden, Renée Adieh, Chloe Gong, and More

    August 7, 2025  By Claire M. Andrews
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    The Man in the Vestibule: Chronicle of a Double Homicide in the Rural South

    Joshua Sharpe on the Initial Horror and Immediate Aftermath of the 1985 Georgia Church Murders

    August 6, 2025  By Joshua Sharpe
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    "Any good story is a mystery": Rhys Bowen on Creating Tension in Historical Fiction

    Letting Readers Search for the Narrative Body That May or May Not Be There

    August 6, 2025  By Rhys Bowen
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